Comments on: Fountain of Youth – eAntiAging Collagen + Amino Acid Skin Care

By: Brenda

Brenda — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 22:24:05 +0000

That’s certainly the thing to do. I had no problems with the 1oz bottle.
Good luck and keep us posted.

By: Svetlana

Svetlana — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 20:35:53 +0000

Hello,
Yes, I measured, there was little bit of cream in .5 oz jar. I use 0.5 oz Arden eye cream and it has 3-4X more product. Have you ever seen Estee Lauder advanced repair samples, brown jar with golden cap, 0.1 oz. I got almost the same quantity of dermalift both times. I will file a consumer complain with this company.

By: Brenda

Brenda — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 08:16:25 +0000

Hi Svetlana,
I’ve just checked their website and an order I made about a year ago for 1 oz bottle (30ml). The bottle seemed to have the correct amount in it and I am very happy with the product.

Did you measure the amount in the bottle? How have you determined that the contents is not 0.5 oz? Packaging can be very deceptive.

The company is not a scam. They have always responded to my questions about their products, have always sent me what I ordered and I have been mostly satisfied with products and service. They are not the fastest at responding to my inquiries, but they did get back to me.

Dr Lam doesn’t accept emails. Many people on the internet don’t have the capacity to respond to high volumes of email. I’ve never found anything that links him to a scam. Nor have I found anything that link eAntiaging.com to a scam. The whole anti-aging industry, however, has been linked Human Growth Hormone scandals.

I’m sorry you’ve had such problems. I still think this is the best anti-wrinkle cream in this price range around and will continue to use it.

By: Svetlana

Svetlana — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 06:08:26 +0000

I tried to contact Dr Lam because he sounds like very nice person and he promotes this product and eantiaging company, but he doesn’t accept any emails…

By: Svetlana

Svetlana — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 06:04:55 +0000

the company is scam. They sell you 0.25 oz of product instead of advertised 0.5. I ordered 2 times and got 0.25 oz in the 0.5 oz jar. I will never order again. No response from Customer Service about what’s going on, I emailed and asked if they check the jars before shipping the product and there is no way the jar contains 0.5 oz by any measurments, volum or weight?? No response means they know what they are doing, scam, whole bunch of liers.

By: Svetlana

Svetlana — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 05:59:02 +0000

Ok, I ordered dermalift 0.5 oz jar twice. And both times I received 0.25 oz of product in 0.5 oz jar. I was curious first time and thought may be I was wrong, but second time I emailed CS and told them that there is no way there is 0.5 oz of product by any measurements, volume or weight! I asked if they check the jars or were aware of the quantity of product they ship and I have never recieved any response. This company is SCAM and liers, and I will never order from them again!

By: Brenda

Brenda — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 21:56:08 +0000

Hi Svetlana,
Thanks for this. Have you tried taking peptides orally? This is next on my list alongside of Dermalift. Beautyscientist seems to think that its the retinol and rosehip oil that works in Dermalift. He hasn’t commented on peptides.

Oh, and I don’t think effective anti-aging products are a substitute for plastic surgery. It’s more of a delay tactic.

By: Svetlana

Svetlana — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 19:21:43 +0000

I have been using topical peptides for the past 3 years and I see no difference (I haven’t tried dermalift yet). If topical antiaging products would really work what would plastic surgeons do?

By: Brenda

Brenda — Wed, 20 Jun 2007 23:21:54 +0000

Thanks for this. I’ve read that Parabens has been found in breast cancer tissue, but there is no evidence that it causes cancer. I wasn’t aware that it entered the bloodstream. I agree that steering clear where possible is the best strategy.

I’d still like to know more about peptides applied topically. Any thoughts?

By: beautyscientist

beautyscientist — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 16:36:02 +0000

The ROC products I have looked at seem to have quite a lot of retinol, which may be one of the reasons that they are expensive. As I explained, in my opinion high levels aren’t necessarily going to give you any better results so you are probably getting a good buy with Dermalift.

Parabens are pretty good preservatives though I haven’t personally used them for a couple of dccades. The trouble with any preservative that gets used a lot – and parabens are way ahead of the rest – the number of reactions to them are going to start to build up.

I don’t think that there is any huge risk associated with parabens, and the suggestion that they are a direct cause of breast cancer is laughable. But they are absorbed into the bloodstream and they definitely won’t be doing you any good so I would stear clear of them when you can. But if you are happy with Dermalift I wouldn’t stop using it just because of the paraben content. There won’t be very much parabens in there and you should be using the product sparingly anyway.